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Policy Name: RTS (Rotating Trading Shares) Doctrine
Version: v1.0
Status: ✅ LOCKED
Effective Date: December 21, 2025
Applies To: Micro Harvesting Portfolio (all active positions with rotational components)
1. Purpose
This doctrine defines the role, boundaries, and governance treatment of Rotating Trading Shares (RTS) within the Micro Harvesting system.
Its objectives are to:
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Isolate capital velocity from capital stability
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Enable repeatable harvesting without disturbing conviction
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Prevent structural contamination between long-term and tactical capital
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Maintain clean execution, reporting, and psychology
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Ensure harvesting remains mechanical and reversible
RTS exists to move, not to anchor belief.
2. Definition of Rotating Trading Shares (RTS)
Rotating Trading Shares (RTS) are defined as:
The portion of a stock position explicitly designated for short-cycle harvesting under the Harvesting Policy.
RTS is:
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Actively rotated
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Profit-seeking within defined UPL thresholds
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Structurally temporary by design
RTS is not conviction capital.
3. Distinction Between RTS and Anchor Shares
3.1 Anchor Shares
Anchor Shares:
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Represent structural presence and continuity
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Are not intended for frequent trading
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Provide psychological and governance stability
Anchor shares answer the question:
“Why is this stock here?”
3.2 Rotating Trading Shares (RTS)
RTS:
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Exist solely to generate harvest cycles
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Are governed by UPL-based exits
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May be increased, reduced, or fully rotated
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Do not alter the anchor thesis
RTS answers the question:
“What portion of this position is allowed to move?”
4. RTS Eligibility and Sizing
RTS may be assigned only when:
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The stock meets active eligibility criteria
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An anchor structure (if applicable) is clearly defined
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RTS sizing is consistent with level-based risk controls
RTS sizing shall:
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Be explicit and documented
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Remain subordinate to anchor capital
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Respect Level and concentration constraints
5. RTS Operating Rules
RTS shall operate strictly under:
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Harvesting Policy v1.0 (UPL thresholds)
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Level Promotion / Demotion Protocol v1.0
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Capital Graduation Concept (Levels as Trust)
RTS is:
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Allowed to enter and exit independently
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Measured as part of deployed capital
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Included in DHER and deployment metrics
RTS is never exempt from governance.
6. Non-Contamination Rule (Critical)
The following actions are strictly prohibited:
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Using anchor shares for RTS harvesting
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Reclassifying RTS as anchors after adverse moves
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Averaging RTS into anchors
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Justifying RTS behavior with long-term narratives
Structural contamination is a governance violation.
7. RTS and Behavioral Discipline
RTS exists to:
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Absorb the urge to “do something”
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Protect anchor capital from overhandling
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Channel activity into predefined lanes
When RTS is exhausted or inactive:
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Inaction is compliance
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No substitution with anchor shares is permitted
8. Reporting and Dashboard Treatment
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RTS quantities are reported per stock for visibility
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RTS behavior influences:
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Deployed capital
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DHER
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Harvest velocity metrics
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RTS reporting exists to inform, not to provoke action.
9. Relationship to Other Governance Protocols
This doctrine operates in conjunction with:
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Micro Harvesting Portfolio Structure Rule
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Harvesting Policy v1.0
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Level Promotion / Demotion Protocol v1.0
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Removal Is Neutral Principle
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SUNSET Governance & Reactivation Protocols
In case of conflict:
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Structural rules supersede tactical intent.
10. Behavioral Safeguards
The portfolio manager shall not:
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Increase RTS to compensate for boredom
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Use RTS to bypass Level constraints
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Blur RTS reporting to improve optics
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Treat RTS turnover as a performance score
RTS is a tool, not a scoreboard.
11. Meta-Rule
RTS gives motion to discipline,
not permission to improvise.
Change Log
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v1.0 — December 21, 2025
Initial codification and lock-in of the RTS (Rotating Trading Shares) Doctrine.
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